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by saubeidl 10mo ago
That sounds like quite the claim, do you have any evidence to support it? Personally, I'd like to know who is trying to steer the conversation, in light of psyop campaigns and hybrid warfare against our democracy. I'd also like re
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
tl;dr The three reasons for the fine are: * Lack of transparency / misleading verified checkmarks * Lack of open data access * Lack of any ad transparency showing who paid to show which ads None of those are censorship. All of those ar
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
The world hegemon is currently throwing away its hegemonial power in a series of unforced errors, that's the real news here.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
"Their ideals" being not deceiving consumers and giving researchers access to data, as required in our market. Why is whatever law VW broke "real", while these are "nonsense"?
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The EU's fine against X is not about speech or ‘censorship’(techpolicy.press)
52 points by saubeidl 10mo ago|99 comments
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
The digital Euro and dedollarization can't come quickly enough.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
I wish.
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How Washington exports its ideology via tech dominance(ioplus.nl)
2 points by saubeidl 10mo ago|0 comments
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
> Well, of course, I'm sure the potential of not recieving massive military aid anymore, and no longer having the ability to run the country dry, would be very noticeable. If that was the cost of maintaining Europe as an ally, then
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
See also: Gleichschaltung . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gleichschaltung
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Honestly, ideally you'd rejoin without any of the weird opt-outs you had. But I wouldn't let that be the sticking point, y'all are too important to us to get hung up on it.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
You guys are always welcome to rejoin once you figure your drama out. We miss you, British Friends <3
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Wow, it's almost as if regulations were necessary to curtail the worst excesses of capitalism and steer it towards user interest instead of maximal exploitation...
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Japan Set to Participate in EU R&D Framework, Boost Cooperation in Tech, Energy(japannews.yomiuri.co.jp)
6 points by saubeidl 10mo ago|0 comments
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
"like Antifa". Very telling how he uses a far-right boogeyman as comparison point, literally antifascists. If you're anti-antifascist, you are exposing yourself.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
That is nothing but an ideological statement without any evidence, one that is being disproven as we speak. Free market economics haven't worked out great for the vast majority of people.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
That is, unless you're black of course. https://naacp.org/resources/criminal-justice-fact-sheet
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
American venture capitalism ironically creates all of the same authoritarian issues as Chinese state capitalism, but without any of the lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty part.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
We could finally try finish the experiment Allende started before the CIA couped away a democratically elected president. Do something like project Cybersyn [0], but give all decision making to a digital planning engine. No humans, no appar
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
That completely ignores the coercive law of competition. "Accumulate! Accumulate! That is Moses and the prophets." - Karl Marx, Capital: A Critique of Political Economy, Volume 1
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Why deltachat, an app I've never heard of before instead of Signal, which is also open source and at least has a bit of traction?
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Divorcees.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Americans really need to consider stuff outside their little bubble sometimes and think about how their country is just a gear in a much larger system. Of course American power is being pissed away by the guy hurting the transatlantic allia
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Who's crying? We're defending our interest.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Thats how literally all state sovereignty everywhere in the world works.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Every single EU countries population prefers EU leadership over their own national leadership. https://news.gallup.com/poll/657860/member-states-show-stron... fwiw: I definitely am paying the bill. But I'm al
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
It's one of ownership. That's what possessive means.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
It's not purely geographic. It's possessive, it's cultural. A Spanish dish is Spanish outside of Spain as well, as is a French song or a Danish person (the relevant one in this case!).
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
That's what the possessive descriptor "European" means, yes. Which is why it's weird you're so against it. I'm not really sure what you're arguing at this point.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
It's not. European is a descriptor of sovereignty here, not one of geography. Is your wallet yours, even if you leave it somewhere?

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